This stamp, which is usually found in one of the bottom corners of the windshield, is actually referred to by those in the auto glass industry as a “bug.” This bug provides both drivers and glass technicians with pertinent information about the windshield that may be needed when looking up the windshield's part number.

Side Vent. The side windshield ​is sometimes ​called a “side ​vent,” emphasizing ​its function as ​a means ​of letting air ​into the ​car's interior. The ​term “side ​vent” is not ​as common ​as some of ​the others, ​but it's still ​used in ​discussions about car ​design and ​features.

Rear Window Glass Rear window glasses are installed at the back of a car or SUV. This glass is known by different names such as back window glass, back windshield, rear windscreen and back automotive glass. The rear window glass is a type of safety glass and so it provides safety from the back side of the vehicle.

Automotive weather stripping is the rubber material that forms a seal around your vehicle's doors, windows, trunk lid, windshield, and other areas, such as the roof rails. Depending on the location, the seal might have an O or U shape. Window sweep seals, called beltlines, have a felt-like edge to help keep out debris.